{"product_id":"4580345013744","title":"Barrio Lindo ALBURA Japan Music CD","description":"Product Description\nIntroduction A new release from Currentito, the label that has produced a string of important works including \"Voodoohop\" and Nicola Cruz! \"A slightly feverish, lateral sway that is more than cumbia but less than house,\" and \"traditional folklore elements from Latin America.\" The latest album from Argentine up-and-coming producer Barrio Lindo, who has continued to make great strides with his unique crossover style that breathes life into these two different worlds, is finally being released in Japan to coincide with his long-awaited first visit to the country! Carrot Green and Lula Cruza from the Voodoohop group also make guest appearances. He is a next-generation talent who updates the \"now\" of Latin American music while connecting with the borderless dance scene. Don't miss it! Barrio Lindo is the solo project of music producer Agust?n Ribaldo, who is from Buenos Aires, the capital of Argentina, and is currently based in Berlin, Germany. Having released tracks (in collaboration with El Bujo) on the prestigious digital cumbia label ZZK and made guest appearances on works by Chancha Via Circuito, the label's flagship artist, this newcomer has long been a promising talent in the Buenos Aires local scene. In 2014, he made his album debut on Project Mooncircle, a cutting-edge German beat label known for releases by Robot Koch and Submars. This album is his second full-length album and is released on his own new label, Shika Shika, located \"somewhere on the internet between Mexico City and Buenos Aires.\" From the melancholic violin playing of Colombian violinist John Montoya in M1 \"Facon,\" to the deep, jungle-like mood evoked by the crisp percussion and clear marimba sounds of M2 \"Huanaco,\" and then to the dreamy vocals of Lulacruza that transport you to the other world in M3 \"Otono Primavera,\" the album immediately grabs your attention from the opening. M4 \"Na Rua,\" a collaboration with Brazilian rising star Carrot Green, who has been making great strides with releases on Voodoohop, Optimo, and Disco Halal, is also quietly amazing. From the rap-featured M6 \"Belleza en el Aires\" and M8 \"Tuneles\" featuring Ella Minus, to M9 \"Pura Danza\" and M11 \"Saudade\" (a Brazilian tune with a saudade feel, just as the title suggests! A killer track!!) where Agust?n himself takes the mic, the album is a continuous stream of dense, excellent songs from beginning to end, leaving you no time to catch your breath. It's organic yet danceable, and primarily features restrained, sexy slow grooves, appealing to fans of the mood of Nicola Cruz and Voodoo Hop, or those who like Quantic and Nico Demas. Tracklist: 1. Facon (feat. Jhon Montoya) 2. Huanaco 3. Otono Primavera (feat. Lulacruza) 4. Na Rua (feat. Carrot Green) 5. Carnaval de las flores 6. Belleza en el aire (feat. Weste) 7. Circunvalar 8. Tuneles (feat. Ela Minus) 9. Pura Danza 10. Morro Azul 11. Saudade 12. Intensidad Mananera 13. Otono Primavera (GROUND a.k.a Gr??un�gy Remix) *BONUS TRACK *Track 13 is included as a bonus track. [Guest appearances] Track 1 \"Facon\" Jhon Montoya: A violinist from Colombia who is currently based in Italy. M3 \"Otono Primavera\" Lulacruza: An Argentinian \u0026amp; Colombian male-female duo considered pioneers of folklore electronica. M4 \"Na Rua\" Carrot Green: A rising Brazilian artist who continues to make great strides with releases from Voodoohop, Optimo, and Disco Haral. M6 \"Belleza en el Aires\" Weste: A member of Femina, a female rap trio from Patagonia currently based in Buenos Aires. M8 \"Tuneles\" Ela Minus: A Colombian-born singer and drummer currently based in New York. She has gained attention for her participation in Populous works and remixes by Shigeto. \u003cadditional information\u003e The album title \"Albura\" refers to the fresh part of a tree near the bark, called \"sapwood,\" which is used for guitar bodies and other parts. Agustin is also a lute player (a stringed instrument of European origin closely related to the Arabic oud and the Japanese biwa). In this work, in addition to the lute, he also plays instruments such as guitar, charango, quena, and marimba. (Media reviews, etc.) Barrio Lindo is the solo project of music producer Agust?n Ribaldo, originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, and now based in Berlin, Germany. This is his second full-length album, released on his new label, Shika Shika, which he founded \"somewhere on the internet between Mexico City and Buenos Aires.\" (C)RS\u003c\/additional\u003e","brand":"TOKYO JAPAN CD SHOP","offers":[{"title":"Default Title","offer_id":53227073601845,"sku":"4580345013744","price":3400.0,"currency_code":"JPY","in_stock":true}],"thumbnail_url":"\/\/cdn.shopify.com\/s\/files\/1\/1011\/5966\/5973\/files\/41YWHJsuqPL._AC.jpg?v=1785377009","url":"https:\/\/tokyojapancdshop.com\/products\/4580345013744","provider":"TOKYO JAPAN CD SHOP","version":"1.0","type":"link"}